named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Humane Education
Offers tours, workshops, and on-site experiences to educate visitors—especially children—about compassionate living and animal welfare.
Lifetime Sanctuary Care
Provides permanent refuge and veterinary care to rescued farmed animals, including goats, horses, pigs, and other species.
Sponsor a Resident
Enables donors to financially support individual animals with benefits including sponsorship certificates, photos, and thank-you letters.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Onsite & Outreach Environmental Education Programs 1 activity
- Delivers humane education programs and public toursConducts educational programming for children and the public through guided tours, workshops, and special events focused on farmed animals, environmental stewardship, and planetary well-being. Tours are offered during the annual season, including in 2025.
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Animal Welfare and Rescue Support 1 activity
- Manages in-kind donation and supply support programAccepts and utilizes donations of food, medication, bedding, and other supplies to support the daily care and well-being of animal residents.
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Camp Volunteer Engagement & Facility Stewardship 1 activity
- Organizes volunteer-supported facility maintenance and special eventsEngages volunteers in daily, monthly, and event-based support, including cleaning animal areas, facility repairs, gardening, and assistance with event setup, tour guiding, and cleanup.
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Animal Welfare Fundraising through Retail and Sales 1 activity
- Produces and sells branded merchandise to support sanctuary operationsDesigns, produces, and sells apparel, stickers, and books featuring original artwork of sanctuary animals, with proceeds funding animal care and infrastructure projects such as fencing construction.
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Equine Rescue and Retirement Care 1 activity
- Provides lifelong sanctuary and care for rescued farmed animalsOffers permanent refuge and comprehensive care, including medical and behavioral support, to abused, neglected, or surrendered farmed animals. The sanctuary has provided this service since 2015 and currently cares for 48 resident animals.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$94K
Contributions & grants$95K101%
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expenses
Total expenses$84K
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balance sheet
Total assets$62K
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Net assets$62K
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +6.5%
relationships · 18
Who they work with
- Amazon Partner — Partner for fulfilling animal care needs through an Amazon Wishlist.
- COVRTDESIGN Partner — Collaborates with COVRTDESIGN for the design of a limited-edition fundraising t-shirt.
- COVRTDESIGN Partner — Designed and printed the limited edition apparel for Mockingbird Farm
- COVRTDESIGN Partner — Partner organization responsible for designing and printing merchandise for Mockingbird Farm Sanctuary.
- COVRTDESIGN Partner — Partnered with COVRTDESIGN for the design and printing of a limited edition t-shirt.
- Cherry Hill Farm Sanctuary Partner — Recipient of proceeds from book sales, located in Corfu, NY.
- Chewy Partner — Partner for fulfilling animal care needs through a Chewy Wishlist.
- Covrtdesign Partner — Collaborates with Mockingbird Farm NY to design and print apparel.
- Covrtdesign Partner — Design and production partner for farm-branded merchandise.
- Jon Tedd Partner — Co-founder of Mockingbird Farm Sanctuary
- Jonell Chudyk Partner — Co-founder and President of Mockingbird Farm Sanctuary
- Maryland-A Haven For Horses Partner — Recipient of proceeds from book sales, located in LeRoy, NY.
- Mockingbird Farm Sanctuary Partner — Recipient of proceeds from book sales, located in Byron, NY.
- Renée Schauecker Partner — Supporter who created the original artwork of Rem and Sid used for stickers.
- Volunteers For Animals Partner — Recipient of proceeds from book sales, located in Batavia, NY.
- covrtdesign Partner — Designed the organization's website.
- local artists Partner — Collaborates with local artists to design and produce sanctuary merchandise.
- small businesses Partner — Partners with small businesses for the production and sale of sanctuary merchandise.
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Compassion Through Direct Animal-Human Connectionmethodology: compassion-in-actionBy hosting public visits and educational tours at the sanctuary, we foster human-animal bonds that cultivate lasting compassion and support for farmed animals, because direct experience increases empathy and behavioral change.
- Humane Education as Preventionmethodology: humane-educationBy integrating compassion-focused learning into children’s workshops and tours, we prevent future animal harm through early moral development, because education shapes lifelong ethical behavior.
- Lifetime Sanctuary Modelmethodology: lifetime sanctuaryBy providing permanent refuge rather than temporary sheltering, we ensure sustained animal well-being and reinforce ethical commitment to long-term care, because permanence reflects true sanctuary and strengthens public trust.